Identifying Bias in Media
Critically analyzing media texts to identify explicit and implicit biases in reporting.
Key Questions
- Analyze how statistics can be manipulated to support a specific viewpoint.
- Differentiate between factual reporting and opinion pieces in news articles.
- Explain how the omission of facts alters the narrative of a news report.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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